Eyeris Member
STATUS: I always wonder why birds stay in the same place when they can fly anywhere on the earth. Then I ask myself the same question. - Harun Yahya 11 yrs ago
jdh97
Affili
Konan375Status
Recent Statuses
11 yrs ago
Current
I always wonder why birds stay in the same place when they can fly anywhere on the earth. Then I ask myself the same question. - Harun Yahya
2
likes
Bio
Hello everyone!
I love roleplaying. That is why I am here. And you are too I suppose! So we already have that much in common! Sweet!
I will play anything with a thick enough plot. My favorites include fantasy and magic themes.
I'm not sure what else to say here.
See you in game!
I love roleplaying. That is why I am here. And you are too I suppose! So we already have that much in common! Sweet!
I will play anything with a thick enough plot. My favorites include fantasy and magic themes.
I'm not sure what else to say here.
See you in game!
Most Recent Posts
[sarcasm] Yes. I was actually planning on Ponder evolving Cthulhu, then slowly crush the fabric of reality in her tentacles and eat it in her elder-god-maw. That wasn't on my cs, but I don't need to clear that with anyone right? [/sarcasm]
The buildings in NYC are for the most part pretty close together. It shouldn't be to much of a stretch, but your group sounds like it wants to be grounded...?
Mag… or rather… Ponder listened to the plan with some apprehension. She snapped her fingers and Carl came to her side. Bruce began to address his squad, she supposed she should converse with her own.
She edged over to her assigned team. She winced inwardly, tensions and tempers were still high even among them.
There was discussion about clothing, Mag had no idea if she looked out of place or not. There must have been some advantage to being in a Titan costume. Perhaps, if a fight were ever out in the open, it would behoove the civilians to know that Titans were at work. If they were mistaken for humans, and other humans tried to intervene, someone innocent might be hurt. It was the only explanation she could think of. Or so they would be easy for their teachers to find if they ever got in trouble.
Ponder thought back to her crime investigation classes. Then addressed her team quietly, trying to block out the noise and static created by the other team. “So do… you all know what she looks like? Do we know what kind of tattoos she has? Or anything else about how they manifest?” Ponder wondered if she would be able to sense them with her powers, but more likely than not they would be as invisible to her as paintings on a wall. She was clearly at a disadvantage against Ink, she would have to rely on Carl and her teammates a great deal.
She would wait for them to answer, then ask the next most important question. “I’ve never been to this city before. Which one of you has?”
She edged over to her assigned team. She winced inwardly, tensions and tempers were still high even among them.
There was discussion about clothing, Mag had no idea if she looked out of place or not. There must have been some advantage to being in a Titan costume. Perhaps, if a fight were ever out in the open, it would behoove the civilians to know that Titans were at work. If they were mistaken for humans, and other humans tried to intervene, someone innocent might be hurt. It was the only explanation she could think of. Or so they would be easy for their teachers to find if they ever got in trouble.
Ponder thought back to her crime investigation classes. Then addressed her team quietly, trying to block out the noise and static created by the other team. “So do… you all know what she looks like? Do we know what kind of tattoos she has? Or anything else about how they manifest?” Ponder wondered if she would be able to sense them with her powers, but more likely than not they would be as invisible to her as paintings on a wall. She was clearly at a disadvantage against Ink, she would have to rely on Carl and her teammates a great deal.
She would wait for them to answer, then ask the next most important question. “I’ve never been to this city before. Which one of you has?”
Gisk said
Actually, bullets don't explode at high temperatures. I know, counter intuitive. Mythbusters tested it. Hey, on that note: Are our characters equipped with guns when in the field?
Gooogle fails me ;-; but if they were on fire they'd explode right?
Yeah that is true. The fire set would certainly be out of his control. And perhaps more dangerous... contaminating the water source and such might be a factor.
On a note about fire vs water. I think cold is a better weakness than water to his power. You should not put water on a grease fire because it spreads, oil and water don't mix and the oil rises to the surface and continues to burn. However an extinguisher, which is an icy-blast, puts out grease fires just fine.
MOST IMPORTANT THING I WILL SAY ALL DAY : HAPPY BIRTHDAY SCARIFAR!
Less important things: I'm going to agree that Jack's powers need some tempering, and some of the issue is from an OOG perspective. It is cool to have a stubborn character IG, but changes to the CS, backtracking on what has been already written, and other things said in the OOC are rubbing us the wrong way.
For example. In your CS it stated a weakness to cold environments. When it became applicable IG, or as soon as you realized there was an icy-character, you immediately recanted that weakness. I'm not sure why a cold environment would affect your character MORE than a DIRECT cold blast. And how cold are we talking, fridge? antarctic? so your character has no weakness outside of the arctic circle? I feel like the vagueness in the CS has been used as a sort of OOC dodge. It woudl be one thing if it was a completely IG trait like your character has to feel like his is invincible and will not admit weakness... I think Yog, should consider embracing weaknesses rather than avoiding them. It makes for a more dynamic well rounded character and game. No one should be able to floor the whole team, everyone should have someone they can beat, and someone they can't beat, it makes for a better group dynamic overall, better writing, a better game. Everyone wins when anyone can loose. If that makes sense.
I think being specific about the temp is important to science. Just so if there is a question we can always look up "X material melts at X temp" or whatever. There are a few things to examine. Why don't his cloths catch on fire? If the oil does not burn then it has to go somewhere, so if he doesn't burn it, like what happened IG, that oil is all over the floor now... because he was secreting... Also, bullets explode at high temperatures because they contain gunpowder. If he covers his whole body in the stuff he needs to think about that if he is carrying a shotgun.
I am adverse to adding a power before we have finished the first mission. As Fam said, we are all training and underdeveloped characters. Linn is not like the character refereed to. We are all supposed to be like level 1. We will get to those other levels but there is no need to add stuff before we have even started. So no need to add powers now, especially when the first power is plenty strong.
Less important things: I'm going to agree that Jack's powers need some tempering, and some of the issue is from an OOG perspective. It is cool to have a stubborn character IG, but changes to the CS, backtracking on what has been already written, and other things said in the OOC are rubbing us the wrong way.
For example. In your CS it stated a weakness to cold environments. When it became applicable IG, or as soon as you realized there was an icy-character, you immediately recanted that weakness. I'm not sure why a cold environment would affect your character MORE than a DIRECT cold blast. And how cold are we talking, fridge? antarctic? so your character has no weakness outside of the arctic circle? I feel like the vagueness in the CS has been used as a sort of OOC dodge. It woudl be one thing if it was a completely IG trait like your character has to feel like his is invincible and will not admit weakness... I think Yog, should consider embracing weaknesses rather than avoiding them. It makes for a more dynamic well rounded character and game. No one should be able to floor the whole team, everyone should have someone they can beat, and someone they can't beat, it makes for a better group dynamic overall, better writing, a better game. Everyone wins when anyone can loose. If that makes sense.
I think being specific about the temp is important to science. Just so if there is a question we can always look up "X material melts at X temp" or whatever. There are a few things to examine. Why don't his cloths catch on fire? If the oil does not burn then it has to go somewhere, so if he doesn't burn it, like what happened IG, that oil is all over the floor now... because he was secreting... Also, bullets explode at high temperatures because they contain gunpowder. If he covers his whole body in the stuff he needs to think about that if he is carrying a shotgun.
I am adverse to adding a power before we have finished the first mission. As Fam said, we are all training and underdeveloped characters. Linn is not like the character refereed to. We are all supposed to be like level 1. We will get to those other levels but there is no need to add stuff before we have even started. So no need to add powers now, especially when the first power is plenty strong.
You are adding that he can now 'shoot fire and create flames'. Is this without the oil? Range? Just curious
I thought he was referring to using his real name instead of his super-hero-titan-name. Made sense to me so... idk...
Bed=time-for-meeew;oiajwef;aie *melts*
Bed=time-for-meeew;oiajwef;aie *melts*
SMALL edit to my post just in case anyone read it within the past minute.
© 2007-2026